This evening, the city of Paso Robles is conducting a Parent/Community Workshop Entitled Drugs, Gangs, and Cybercrime. This is held in conjunction with the Paso Robles school district.
It gets underway at 6:30 at the Paso Robles police department. En Espanol, a las Cinco y media.
You may remember that the Paso Robles high school resource officer and another police officer gave a presentation at a school board meeting denying there were problems in the school district.
Superintendent Curt Dubost says there is gang activity, but there are wannabe’s.
One mother whose children attend Paso Robles high school says her kids were assaulted at the high school.
One of the most knowledgeable law enforcement officials about gang activity is San Luis Obispo county sheriff Ian Parkinson. Before he was elected sheriff, Parkinson handled security for about ten years at the California Mid-State Fair, and a major concern was gang activity. During a recent appearance on Sound Off, a caller asked him about gang activity in the north county and the public schools in the county. He said there is gang activity in the north county, and they have the Gang Resistance Education And Training (GREAT) to address the issue.
Tonight, however, a community workshop entitled Drugs, Gangs and Cybercrime, gets underway at 6:30 at the police station. Tambien, a las Cinco y media en Espanol.
